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Vori Health snags $45m Series AVori Health, a medical provider for musculoskeletal care through technology, community and care teams, has secured $45 million in Series A funding.
- Flick nabs $5m Series A
Flick, a live group chat platform for sports influencers and their fans, has closed $5 million in Series A financing.
RippleMatch inks $6 mln Series ARippleMatch, a job hiring platform, has raised $6 million in Series A funding, according to a Medium blog post https://medium.com/@jerseejess/announcing-our-investment-in-ripplematch-5c1f5e8953 The backers were G20 Ventures, Accomplice, Bullpen Capital and AlleyCorp.
- Real estate tech startup Properly nabs C$22 mln in Series A round
Toronto-based real estate technology provider Properly has raised C$22 million in Series A financing, consisting of C$12 million in equity and an initial C$10 million debt facility. The equity funding was led by U.S. venture capital firms Prudence Holdings and FJ Labs, with participation from Golden Ventures, AlleyCorp‘s Kevin Ryan and others. Properly is also backed by Inovia Capital, Loric Ventures and Max Ventures. Founded in 2018 by CEO Anshul Ruparell, COO Sheldon McCormick and CTO Craig Dunk, Properly uses machine learning to help homeowners discover what their home would sell for on the open market, with the option to sell directly to Properly.
- Real estate tech startup Properly nabs $22 mln in Series A round
Toronto-based real estate technology provider Properly has raised $22 million in Series A financing, consisting of $12 million in equity and an initial $10 million debt facility. The equity funding was led by U.S. venture capital firms Prudence Holdings and FJ Labs, with participation from Golden Ventures, AlleyCorp's Kevin Ryan and others. Founded in 2018 by CEO Anshul Ruparell, COO Sheldon McCormick and CTO Craig Dunk, Properly uses machine learning to help homeowners discover what their home would sell for on the open market, with the option to sell directly to Properly. The company will use the funds raised to accelerate expansion in Canada, enhance its technology, and add to its team.
- Flashy Entrepreneur Kevin Ryan
Gilt Groupe co-founder thought DoubleClick was worth more than what it sold for in 2005
- Week in deals, July 28, 2008
News and notes for tech companies and other businesses that raised financing in North America the past week
- PE Week Wire: Friday, July 18, 2008
“It’s a Hot Day, But Henry Kravis Has Got a Cold Heart”